Digital Laboratory Oscillator

Digital oscillators generate stable frequency signals through digital circuits, which are used for instrument calibration and signal synchronization, providing a reference clock source in detection equipment.
Selection
When selecting, consider the frequency range and precision requirements, match the device interface type, pay attention to temperature stability and phase noise parameters, and determine power consumption and size specifications based on the actual application scenario.

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Instruments

Frequency of 710 vibrations per minute, mixing in 30 seconds; can handle 0.5 to 20 liters of barrel paint, equipped with safety interlock and height adjustment functions, quiet operation and easy loading.

$ 1364.00

Elliptical trajectory vertical vibration design, vibration Frequency 660 times/min, maximum load 30KG, equipped with automatic cooling down system to maintain sample temperature stability, closed structure to reduce noise and pollution risk.

$ 14806.00

Equipment Vibration Frequency 660 times/min, maximum load 30KG, elliptical trajectory movement to ensure that the sample test conditions independent equality, equipped with automatic chill down system to maintain temperature stability.

$ 18195.00

Vibration Frequency 660 times/min, maximum load 30KG, elliptical trajectory motion to ensure that the sample test conditions are independent and equal, equipped with automatic chill down system to maintain temperature stability.

$ 16501.00

Using microcomputer intelligent PID digital display temperature control, temperature control accuracy +/- 1 ℃, equipped with hot air circulation system to ensure uniform temperature, indoor shelf height and quantity adjustable, easy access to different specifications of samples.

$ 288.00

Quadruple Synchronous Stir Design, Temperature range RT +~ 100 ℃, using digital electronic temperature control technology, heating power 150W * 2, stirring speed 0~ 2000rpm, DC motor running without noise vibration.

$ 243.00

Using digital temperature control technology, Temperature range RT +~ 100 ℃, Tank size 300 * 300mm, combined design operation is more convenient, suitable for long-term stable operation.

$ 277.00

Digital display design, compact and easy to operate, Measuring accuracy, low power consumption, easy to carry, suitable for field and laboratory rapid Hardness detection.

$ 477.00

Adopting 25 * 25mm square design, the center digital display window shows white characters on a black background after overheating, the frame has regression directional reflection technology, can be identified from a distance in low light environment, waterproof and stain-resistant and with anti-fouling protective film.

$ 89.00

Six-station synchronous operation, Max. stirring Capacity 1000mL × 6, Speed range 50~ 1700rpm, LED digital tube real-time display Rotation speed paraMeters, support Continuous Operating Mode.

$ 517.00

Using refraction principle design, LCD large-screen liquid crystal digital display, quick display results within 3 seconds, automatic temperature compensation function, more than 10,000 times of use, with automatic shutdown and power alarm function.

$ 251.00

Equipped with a digital ruler to collect displacement data, the resolution is up to 0.01mm, the maximum measurement load is 500N, the base has a mobile platform for easy installation of fixtures, and the side handwheel is easy to load and operate.

$ 357.00

Temperature range RT + 5~ 100 ℃, temperature resolution 1 ℃, stainless steel liner corrosion resistance, digital display temperature control is accurate and reliable, suitable for thermostatic auxiliary heating.

$ 259.00

Temperature range RT + 5~ 100 ℃, temperature resolution 1 ℃, stainless steel liner corrosion resistance, digital tube display to ensure accurate and reliable temperature control.

$ 238.00

Using digital temperature control, the reading is intuitive and accurate, Temperature range RT +~ 100 ℃, Tank size 300 * 300mm, integrated design and easy operation.

$ 372.00

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